This
website was created by Valerie (Biberdorf) Boman and Debra (Larson)
Branigan as a tribute to our Andis ancestors. Our hope is that with
everyone's assistance, we can honor our families in a loving and lasting
way.

Researchers: When gleaning information from this website, please credit us
as your source. Aside from the research that we are constantly
gathering and adding, we continue to grow from contributing visitors.
When people are "steered" to our site, we have the best possible chance of
adding more information from which we all benefit.

"This is a cleverly organized and easy to navigate website.
As I followed some of the family links "to see what I could see" I was
delighted with the extent of documentation, photos, etc. that are
available in such a way as to be sure those interested in a particular
family name/line will find them. The time and effort required to collect
all this information and then to organize it in such a thoughtful and
interesting way ... kudos to you! It truly is out of the ordinary in
terms of its organization and the depth of research reflected there. It
truly is an outstanding effort!

Anne
Heritage Awards
http://awards.mnwebsteps.com/

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04 Feb 2007:

Spreading Branches:

This family Web site focuses on the
descendants of Matthias Andis, who lived about 1765-1810 in Maryland and
Virginia. See trees, photos, a list of potential relatives and a family
history narrative.

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06 Jan 2008:

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19 Jun 2009:

My review of your site made it easy for
me to award the GOLD CROWN.
You have obviously put a lot of thought and work into the design and in
maintaining your pages.

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20 Jun 2009:

Congratulations! Your site has been
awarded the Vintage Kin Yellow Ribbon Award.
This award is granted to sites that contain a very high level of aesthetic
appeal; provide quality navigation; and add great value to the
genealogical community. Well done. Ric (Vintage Kin Genealogical Design
Studio)